Integrating Windows Live web service using Jdeveloper

Hi,
We are integrating windows live web service in our oracle portal application. We are trying to create a web service proxy using the URL https://domains.live.com/service/managedomain2.asmx?wsdl. But, we just get an error saying "No WSDL document could be found". Please let me know how to access this web service.
Please note that we are able to access this web service through the browser.
Regards,
MJ

When building the service, there is an option to deploy a stateful service: check the stateful checkbox, in the step 2 of the wizard - Methods definition.
On the client side, you will have to enable HTTP based cookie, so that the client remember the JSESSION cookie.
Hope this helps,
Eric

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